ckimmich@lionrockrecovery.com (Ashley Loeb Blassingame, Christiana Kimmich)
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
Thursday 3rd December 2020
Join Ashley and Christiana on 'The Courage to Change' as they explore Brendan McDonough's journey from 'Only the Brave' and provide resources for suicidal ideation.
Bravery and Hope: Brendan McDonough's Journey and Suicidal Ideation Resources
Most of us are in the middle, and I think the cool thing is to hear these stories and hear how people overcome these incredible things and know that I fall somewhere in the middle.
Imagine reliving your life story through a blockbuster movie. Brendan McDonough did just that with 'Only the Brave'. In this episode of 'The Courage to Change: A Recovery Podcast', hosts Ashley Loeb Blassingame and Christiana Kimmich revisit Brendan's incredible tale of courage and resilience. They also discuss the crucial and often difficult topic of suicidal ideation, providing listeners with valuable resources and support options.
This conversation isn't just about Brendan's story; it's about finding hope and help when it feels like there’s none. Ashley and Christiana dive deep into the realities of living with suicidal thoughts, emphasizing the importance of therapy and breaking down the stigmas surrounding mental health and addiction. If you or someone you know is struggling, this episode offers a lifeline of understanding and practical advice.
Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that underscores the power of community and the possibility of joy in recovery.
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Ashley Loeb Blassingame
ckimmich@lionrockrecovery.com (Ashley Loeb Blassingame, Christiana Kimmich)
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
After the Episode Combo for #'s 82 & 83: "Only the Brave" + Brendan's Story & Resources for Combatting Suicidal Ideation
Thursday 3rd December 2020
Join Ashley and Christiana on 'The Courage to Change' as they explore Brendan McDonough's journey from 'Only the Brave' and provide resources for suicidal ideation.
Welcome to The Courage to Change: A Recovery Podcast. We are a community of recovering people who have overcome the odds and made monumental life changes. We don't shy away from the nitty gritty - w...(view more)
Bravery and Hope: Brendan McDonough's Journey and Suicidal Ideation Resources
Most of us are in the middle, and I think the cool thing is to hear these stories and hear how people overcome these incredible things and know that I fall somewhere in the middle.
Imagine reliving your life story through a blockbuster movie. Brendan McDonough did just that with 'Only the Brave'. In this episode of 'The Courage to Change: A Recovery Podcast', hosts Ashley Loeb Blassingame and Christiana Kimmich revisit Brendan's incredible tale of courage and resilience. They also discuss the crucial and often difficult topic of suicidal ideation, providing listeners with valuable resources and support options.
This conversation isn't just about Brendan's story; it's about finding hope and help when it feels like there’s none. Ashley and Christiana dive deep into the realities of living with suicidal thoughts, emphasizing the importance of therapy and breaking down the stigmas surrounding mental health and addiction. If you or someone you know is struggling, this episode offers a lifeline of understanding and practical advice.
Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that underscores the power of community and the possibility of joy in recovery.